Settlement, Resistance and Conflict: Class, Nation, State and Political Discourse in South Africa and Palestine/Israel to 1948, Volume 2University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1991 - 968 pages |
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19th century activities African agricultural already Arab areas argue attempted Balfour Declaration basis became beginning British Cape capital capitalist cities colonial concerned continued created cultivators cultural demand direct discourse domination early economic effect elements emerged especially established ethnic existence factors farms forces formation groups Hebrew Hebrew Labor History identity ideological immigration important incorporation increase independent indigenous industry institutions interests internal issue Jerusalem Jewish Jews labor land latter maintained major means migrant mining moved movement nationalist natives nature numbers official operation organized Ottoman Palestine Palestinian peasants period policies political population position Press production question quoted racial regard regional relations religious representative result rise role rule rural sense settlement settlers social society South Africa specific struggle tenants territory University urban workers Zionist